About Us
Based in Riverside, CA, Buster Brooks Mobile Notary is a fully licensed, bonded, and insured notarial service provider. We proudly serve Southern California with reliable, convenient, and affordable mobile notary services, accomplished according to your schedule and at the location of your choice. Whether at your home, office, or a neutral meeting spot, we provide prompt, accurate, and professional service tailored to your needs.​​
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Disclaimer: We are not attorneys. We can not assist in the preparation, drafting, or selection of any legal document, nor give any advice in relation to any legal documents or matters. This includes advising you on what type of notarial act is required for your notarization. Please consult a licensed attorney, or the person or entity requesting the notarization, for that information.
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Fill out our quick and easy Questionnaire with your:​
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Contact Information
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Preferred Date and Time for your Appointment
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Preferred Location for the Notarization
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Brief Description of what you need notarized and/or if you require certified copies
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Please also review our Pricing & Policies page and ID Requirements
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Important Notice: We do not offer notarization services for Form I-9 or immigration-related documents. According to California law, notaries who are not qualified and bonded as immigration consultants under the Business and Professions Code Sections 22440 to 22449 are not permitted to complete or certify Form I-9, even outside of a notarial role. The California Secretary of State considers Form I-9 to be an immigration form and restricts its handling accordingly.
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Phone Consultation
Our Process
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We will contact you shortly after you book an appointment to:
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Determine method of payment for $20 Deposit Required to Reserve your Appointment (deposits are credited toward Travel Fee)
- Confirm the applicable Travel Fee
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Discuss your Notarial Needs
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Buster Brooks Mobile Notary Pricing:
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$15 per Notarized Signature
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$0 for U.S. Veterans needing notarization for Veterans Benefits*
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Travel Fees Vary depending on appointment location*
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Total Cost = $15 x Notarized Signature + (Travel Fee - $20 Deposit)
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*See Pricing & Policies page for more information
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Prepare For Your Appointment
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All signers must bring valid, current identification issued within the last five (5) years. Acceptable forms include a California Driver’s License, U.S. Passport, or U.S. Passport Card. Photocopies, pictures, or scanned IDs are not accepted.
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If you do not have one of these forms of ID, please see our ID Requirement page for a list of valid alternative forms of identification you may bring to your appointment.​​
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Bring the entire document requiring notarization; it cannot have any missing pages. Document must be fully filled out---except for the signature section(s) needing notarization---prior to the appointment. Have it ready for a cursory review at the time of the appointment.
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Signers must be able to communicate directly and clearly with the Notary Public in English. Translators or translated communication are not permitted, as required by the California Secretary of State. We do not offer translation services.
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Legal questions must be directed to an attorney prior to the appointment. California Notaries Public are prohibited from providing legal advice or guidance regarding the content or implications of documents.
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Buster Brooks Mobile Notary Appointment Courtesy & Cancellation Policy:
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Be on time and fully prepared for your scheduled appointment. Delays can impact other clients and may result in additional fees or forfeiture of your deposit.
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Have all necessary documents ready and completed (except for signatures) prior to the appointment.
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Review our Cancellation Policy in advance to understand any applicable fees for late cancellations or missed appointments.
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If you anticipate any issues or delays, please contact us at 951-204-0266 as soon as possible so we can accommodate you accordingly.
Legal Disclaimer
We are not attorneys. Pursuant to Business and Professions Code Section 6125 we cannot engage in the Unauthorized Practice of Law. We cannot assist in the preparation, drafting, or selection of any legal document, nor give any advice in relation to any legal documents or matters. This includes advising you on what type of notarial act is required for your notarization. Please consult a licensed attorney, or the person or entity requesting the notarization, for that information.
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Government Code section 8205 states that a notary public may not notarize a document that is incomplete. If presented with a document for notarization, which the notary public knows from the notary public’s experience to be incomplete or is without doubt on its face incomplete, the notary public must refuse to notarize the document.
Form I-9 & Immigration Document Disclaimer
We can not provide notarizations for Form I-9 or immigration documents. California Notaries who are not qualified and bonded as immigration consultants under the Business and Professions Code Sections 22440-22449, may not complete or make the certification on Form I-9, even in a non-notarial capacity. The California Secretary of State considers Form I-9 to be an immigration form.